(A) When submitting a map to the City Council under § 32.113 of this subchapter, the Board may declare one or more buildings or structures that are classified and designated as historic on the map to be under interim protection.
(B) Not more than two working days after declaring a building, structure, or site to be under interim protection under this section, the Board shall, by personal delivery or first class mail, provide the owner or occupant of the building, structure, or site with a written notice of the declaration. The written notice must:
(1) Cite the authority of the Board to put the building, structure, or site under interim protection under this section;
(2) Explain the effect of putting the building, structure, or site under interim protection; and,
(3) Indicate that the interim protection is temporary.
(C) A building or structure put under interim protection under division (A) of this section remains under interim protection until the map is:
(1) Submitted to; and
(2) Approved in an ordinance; or
(3) Rejected by the City Council.
(D) While a building, structure, or site is under interim protection under this section:
(1) The building, structure, or site may not be demolished or moved; and,
(2) The exterior appearance of the building, structure, or site may not be conspicuously changed by:
(a) Addition;
(b) Reconstruction; or
(c) Alteration.
(3) The Board may approve a certificate of appropriateness at any time during the period of interim protection, provided that the proposed change meets the criteria for considering effect of actions on historic buildings in § 32.115(D) of this subchapter and any proposed preservation guidelines prepared for the building, structure, or site, but the certificate of appropriateness shall have no effect, and no action may be taken pursuant thereto, unless the map including the building, structure, or site is approved by the City Council.
(Ord. 11-2010, passed 8-10-10)